Commanders Cut Ties with Lattimore, Freeing Cap Space

0:00NFL stories making news on March 6th. The Washington Commanders officially parted ways with cornerback Martian Latamore on Friday, releasing him and freeing up 18.5 million. Dollars in salary cap space for 2026. They had acquired him in a mid-season trade back in 2024 from the New Orleans Saints, giving up a third-round pick, a fourth-rounder, and a sixth-round choice while receiving a fifth-round pick in return. Latamore appeared in just two games that first year, due to a hamstring issue, then started nine games in 2025 before suffering in ACL. Tear in early November. During his short stint, he recorded 31 tackles, one interception, and a fumble recovery, but injuries limited his overall impact. Meanwhile, the Saints turned those draft picks into safety. Jonas Sanker, cornerback Quincy Riley, and running back Devon Neal while Latamore boasts. Four pro-bowl nods from his early years in New Orleans. This episode is supported by our sponsor.

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